STARTECH SATA36RA1 36in Right-Angle SATA Cable
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Converts M.2 NGFF or mSATA drives to a 2.5 inch IDE 44-pin interface
This new Vszerda adapter converts an M.2 NGFF or MSATA solid-state drive into a 2.5 inch form factor with a 44-pin IDE interface. It enables older systems that only accept parallel ATA drives to use modern SATA-based M.2 storage. The unit functions as a high-speed hard-disk case for PC computers.
Ideal for technicians fitting M.2 NGFF or MSATA SSDs into devices equipped with a 44-pin IDE connector. Not for users who require a SATA or eSATA host connection. Not for drives using interfaces other than M.2 NGFF or MSATA.
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This adapter accepts both M.2 NGFF and mSATA modules, so you do not need to choose between versions; either form factor fits the same board.
The 44-pin IDE connector matches the standard 2.5 inch drive bay, letting the adapter sit directly in place of a mechanical drive without extra cabling.
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